Pottymouth is a pottery podcast. Open and frank conversations with people in the pottery industry, including potters, curators, collectors, technicians, studio mangers, writers, teachers and students. Celebrating difference, sharing in frustrations and successes, and revelling in the tricky bits of the creative process. Presented by Lara Lloyd. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts |
Dylan Bowen comes from a long line of potters and found a way to go from a very British tradition in slipware to a radically modern approach. In this episode we discuss that journey.
Raphaela aka Raphy is a full time potter living in Bristol. She started as a apprentice and went on to run a busy pottery studio in Devon. Now based in Bristol her practice is inspired by her connection to nature (Dartmoor in particular) Mythology an... more
Fran Sandover is a potter running a studio at Outside- a multi-use space, home to a cafe, pottery studio, surfboard shaping bay, on-site growing space and concrete skate bowl in South West Devon. Her work has a playful and industrial aesthetic and is... more
Sabine is a wood firer that completed an apprenticeship as a thrower in East Germany in 1998 with Hans Joachim Grünert in Waldenburg(Sachsen) where she underwent a three year long training in producing domestic ware exclusively on the wheel and was t... more
Anna Lambert is a nationally recognised full time maker. She makes hand-built earthenware ceramics using various techniques including slab-building, modelling and painted slips. She has been making and selling work over many years and is the membersh... more
Gay Watson is a writer concerned with the dialogue between Buddhist thought, psychotherapy and the Mind Sciences. She also lives with a huge amount of craft in her home including ceramics. She is the author of a number of books including A Philosophy... more
A conversation with Kevin Rouff of Studio ThusThat, talking about Red Mud, a project that questions our notion of ‘waste’, and shows the unexpected value of these stigmatized materials in a world of finite resources. Working with factories and resear... more
A conversation with Jodie Crook Giles, owner of the smallest pottery shop in the world (maybe) during the Mud & Water course at Coombe Farm Studios. In this episode Jodie talks about career choices and energy use.
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Apple Podcasts | #107 | United States/Arts/Visual Arts |
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